There are only a couple more days in October, and since it is breast cancer awareness month and we’ve been seeing a sea of pink, I thought I’d share a few pink wedding ideas and inspirations.
Let’s start with the dress. If you want something a little different than the usual white or ivory, pink is a very elegant color for a bridal gown.
Here is a pink tablescape to give you a few ideas for your table decorations. I love the bright bold orange and fuchsia centerpiece. Covered chairs are a great way to add an extra splash of your wedding …read more

I’ve always wondered how brides choose their wedding flowers. With hundreds of flower options to choose from and not to mention all the possible arrangements available, I think you’d be surprised yourself that one can settle on one thing to use for her wedding.
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Following the usual way that brides narrow down their choices and how I made mine, of course, I’ll try to list down the main things considered as one makes her decision:

Favorite flowers
Color selection
Wedding dress design
Available flower arrangements
Florist style
Ornaments

These are listed in random. It will depend on how one will find each as important.
The …read more

One of the key details in a wedding is the bride’s bouquet. Most, if not all, brides pay extra attention to the set of flowers they’ll be holding as they walk down the aisle. It has to be special. It has to match the chosen theme but should have an added kick in elements. In short, it should be the best ever bouquet that a woman should carry in her wedding and, yes, for the rest of her life — a bouquet that will best reflect her person, her femininity, her.
So the idea that your florist can actually whip something …read more

It’s actually pretty interesting to observe how other countries put together weddings. One of the more interesting places would be my home country the Philippines. I noticed that the it’s quite common to opt to go for hotels as venue for the wedding receptions and to cater to this market, hotels actually offer out-of-the-ordinary wedding themes to help the bride and groom organize a memorable wedding celebration.
One example is the Cherry Blossoms theme available at the Diamond Hotel.
According to Wedding Fact Sheet, this particular wedding theme “portrays the soft side of Japanese pop art and natural elements. The effect is …read more

Green Tea Incense Gift Set is a wedding favor you might consider giving or if it’s too expensive for you, you might consider giving this to your bridal party.

If I’m the one given this, I’d appreciate it as I like the smell of incense. This is also perfect if you’re having a zen, oriental or asian wedding theme. Very appropriate!
Image: shop.com

In 2007, I featured a wedding that had pink and green polka dots as its central wedding theme. This Pink and Green Polka Dots Wedding Theme post has been and continues to be popular to our readers.
I thought since it’s been uber popular with you guys, why not feature more pink and green wedding theme ideas?

What about a pink and green wedding cake? (Image credit: Tracy Hunter on Flickr)

This is a great pink and green wedding menu and table setting methinks. Love the leaf effect and the way they menu is laid. (Image credit: Allegro Photography on Flickr)

Aren’t these centerpieces truly refreshing? Perfect for summer weddings! Wedding stylist Preston Bailey shows you how you can do these yourselves!
Here are a few of Preston Bailey’s tips:
- You need to decide what kind of flowers you want to use, I chose all white ones to go along the lines of refreshing but I think color would look fabulous as well.
- Don’t forget to get flowers to float as well I used gardenias which are perfect little floaters and smell terrific.
- Next you need to cut your flowers but make sure to do them in all different heights as it …read more

Preston Bailey’s Fantasy Weddings
Have you heard about Preston Bailey? He’s the wedding floral designers for the celebrities! I’m sure you’d get tons of tips in his book. I even discovered his blog. Visit him HERE.
Product Description:
In this lush, vividly illustrated book, celebrity wedding floral designer Preston Bailey offers inspiration and advice for creating the wedding of one’s dreams. Included are nine design motifs including Tropical Latin Fantasy and Modern Metropolitan Fantasy.

Are you the Do-It-Yourself (DIY) type? Why not making your own wedding bouquet!
Bridezilla says
Flower arranging is a great way to bring beauty to your wedding and surrounding festivities,and honestly, what could help blow off wedding steam better than burying your hands in roses and lillies? But since this is Bridezilla.com, we wouldn’t settle for just any old flower arranging facts. Watch and learn how to make the hottest wedding flower mix on the market today: the classic, sexy and sophisticated French Spiral Bouquet. Hint: apparently it’s all in the leaf nodes!

Having a casual wedding? Why not have the above floral centerpiece for your reception tables???
Martha Stewart says
Out of the window comes an idea for centerpieces that are perfect for a casual wedding: flower-filled window boxes. Created from inexpensive items available at gardening or home-supply stores, the displays are easy enough to assemble yourself. Start with slender wooden boxes, and paint them to match your wedding palette. Fill them with pots of attractive, low-growing plants or flowers so the arrangements won’t impede conversation; we chose groups of sunny yellow daisies for ours.